In fact, it must be a little judgmental; it must see the people to whom it's extended as dignified individuals who retain their moral obligations.
A dignified, reserved individual, he was, nevertheless, passionate in striving to help others.
"A dignified person, independent and self-motivated.
A more densely forested scene, done in the red chalk of which Fragonard became a master, is "A Gathering at Woods' Edge" (1760), portraying a stand of powerfully rendered trees of varied species, dignified but mellow individuals, which dwarf the puny humans relaxing under them.
[But] they all struck me as dignified, graceful, generous individuals.
The collective weight of a population makes possible our faith in the public world as something larger and more enduring and more dignified than any messy individual can be in private.
Gorey drew a pen-and-ink world of beady-eyed, blank-faced individuals whose dignified Edwardian demeanour is undercut by silly and often macabre events.
It is about the right of the conscious, elderly individual to a dignified death when he or she decides that life has become unlivable.
In all his works he speaks for the right of the individual to an independent, dignified existence.
